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#21
Dec 9 2012 09:31pm
most diesels where i live need ether to start you try starting them at -50....
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#22
Dec 9 2012 10:03pm
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most diesels where i live need ether to start you try starting them at -50....


An isb cummins will do it no problem if the injectors are in good shape.
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Dec 9 2012 10:08pm
they are the worse...
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Dec 9 2012 10:28pm
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they are the worse...


K. I wont argue it. The guys in the oil fields say otherwise. Im assuming they are plugged in? If not that's retarded.
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Dec 9 2012 10:48pm
im in the oil fields they dont complain about them because we never turn them off....
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Dec 10 2012 03:15am
Quote (xresidentevilx @ Dec 10 2012 03:31am)
most diesels where i live need ether to start you try starting them at -50....



40 degrees is cold as fuck here.....using ether out here is not a necessity.
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#27
Dec 10 2012 06:27am
Quote (xresidentevilx @ Dec 9 2012 11:48pm)
im in the oil fields they dont complain about them because we never turn them off....


This is true. Guys still talk about -30 and -40 starts just with being plugged in. Idling is terrible for HPCR systems as im sure you know. I know why they do it up there though.
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